The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-08

so much so that he was able to enter into
active business life. He married the daugh.
ter of Mr.. S. Gorham OF this place. unto
whom three girl children were born. all of
whom survive him. Mr. Caldwell was a
young man of great energy and persever-
ance, and had the respect of our people as
worthy and good citizen His death was
peaceful and calm, perfectly resigned to
take has departure to his eternal home.
After lifes ftful fever he sleeps WE'LL"
Jim Parker tall mulatto, of Atlanta.
has sued the Western and Atlantic railroad
TOR taking up free pass and putting him
off the train. He had been notified to re-
turn the pass and failed to do so. Parker
is the same negro who got mixed up with a
marshals club in Marietta several wears ago
and was badly bunged up about the head
A crowd of negroes came to Marietta from
Atlanta, good deal of drunkness FIGHTS
and pistols was INDUCED in by the negroes
at the train about the time it got ready to
start back to Atlanta and in an effort to
arrest some OF the ring leaders, the marshal
was bounced upon by crowd of negroes
and pretty ronghly handled but Parker was
hurt also in the melee He was arrested in
Atlanta, gave bond ard came back to Ma
rletta, was tried and fined. His visits to
Marietta since then have always been or
derby.
Call and see me before placing your
order for Rubber and Leather Betting Cane
Mills, Gulletts Magnolia Gin, Gin fixtures
Tin Valley, Iron and Tin Roofing. also can
sell you stoves and CRATES at low prices.
Dobbs Hardware Store.
Call and see my stock OF Stoves before
buying. Dobbs' Hardware Store.
A new lot of Stationery, Papateries
VISITING Cards, NC. at F. Schillings
Col. ". L. Boyd who was charged with
the murder of Birdie Patterson in Nash
vile, Tenn, in July 1884, and twice con
Wcted, sentence of Is and 10 years respect.
|yely each trial, the Supreme Court granting
new hearing each lime, has Just had the
case dismissed by nolle prosecute by Judge
Riley, upon the advice of the Attorney Gen
eral the defendant being required to pay all
costs incurred by the State.
-From the unsteady gait of several Pc
destrians on our streets recently, 1t is cyl
dent that they have been investing in tan
gle-foot' through clandestine agencies One
or two parties are under suspicion now as
dealing in it illegally, and we warn them, if
they are violating the law they had better
desist now before they are entangled in the
meshes of the law.
Go to F. Schilling's for sheet music,
g9cal and instrumental.
Piano FOR S4LE.-A good second hand
Piano for sale at bottom figures. Apply
for information at this office. W
Two Car Loads of Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves Wrought Iron and Steel Ranges
to be sold at low prices Call and see them
at Dobbs' Hardware Store.
Col. n. L. Trammell' handsome resi-
dence is nearing completion. 1t has twelve
goqmg INCLUDING pantry and bath rooms
1t is one Of the best arranged houses in Town,
and the workmanship frst-class Rev. Mr.
Lewis has bought two lots on the street in
front of Mr.. Trammells residence, from Dr.
A. Reynolds,Sr. paying 81, 900 for both and
will improve one of them soon.
-pgEp.-The wife of Mr.. William Bish-
op, died at her home in this county on last
Monday. The deceased was daughter of
Mr. William Frey and had been married
about twelve months. She was in the 18th
year of her age, and her death is deeply re-
GREETED by all who kReW her.
While Misses Mary and Josie Sibley,
were out riding in dog cart last Monday
morning near the Chair Factory, the horse
ran away throwing the young ladies out
cruising Miss Mary considerably. Miss
Josie escaped 4nhHrt. The cart was pretty
badly wrecked
just received Birthday Cards in endless
variety, cheap, at F. Schilling's.
-Hirsch has the largest stock of clothing
for Men, Youths and Boys in North Geor-
gia.
Sessions, Handy & Co. have the best
50 mems shoes in town.
The Malls Academy is receiving new
pupils every week There will soon be 100
in attendance. Three young men from Ce-
dartown T. A Lindsay, Ed Chambless and
Alva Thompson, arrived this week and en-
tered their names On the roll of pupils
Master Desc Murray had his left hand
lacerated by the machinery in Edmonston
planning mill On last Tuesday morning. The
flesh was torn off two fingers and ii is prob
able that the first joint of the little finger
will have to be amputated.
On Saturday, II inst, there will be a
picnic on the Powers Ferry road A miles
from Marietta. Music, refreshments and a
general good time will be the order OF the
day. Everybody invited
"A large stock of Guns at Dobbs'.
The best beef in the city at Stephens
Brothers market
The citizens of Lawrence street return
their thanks Mr. T. W. Glover, chairman
street committee, for some substantial work
done on that street
Attend the Methodist Dime Club to-
night Thursday at MF. S. A. Anderson :
residence Music, rectations and refresh
ments Public invited
-Messrs Charles ID. Russell, VIM. b. Still.
well, Gazaway Hartridge and II NJ. King,
Of Savannah, spent Sunday in Marietta with
their families, who are summering here
Mrs. l.. W. Wheless and daughter left
for Waxahachie, Texas, last Tuesday even
ing Judge II. NJ. Hammett accompanied
them and will be absent about two weeks.
We learn that Mr. Towers, principal
keeper of the penitentiary will move his